2011 Map of Heber Mountain

About this map

Heber Mountain stands as a central high point in this landscape of the Wasatch Range, where complex water systems manage the flow between the Great Basin and the Colorado River drainage. Managed water storage is evident at Dee Mills Reservoir and Center Creek Number Five Reservoir, both supported by their respective dams. The terrain is deeply incised by drainages like Buck Hollow, Bear Hollow, and Dip Vat Hollow, while the residential expansion near Timber Lakes is visible through a network of local roads such as Blue Spruce Dr and Aspen Rd. This high-country environment serves as a critical headwater area, with the Strawberry River and Currant Creek flowing southward. Diverse topographic features like Harvey Meadow and Roundy Basin suggest a long history of seasonal land use, from grazing to recreation, punctuated by landmarks such as Mair Spring and Indian Spring.